The levels of poteen and bioethanol found in Dad
are high enough to be suspicious and could explain the dementia.
You need to look at Susan.
The woman he loved, the woman he married.
Michael, Dad's old mate, he's behind Gaudete Dynamics.
What?
What do you want?!
The post-mortem confirms he died of a single gunshot to the head.
And because there are no other fingerprints on the shotgun,
we have ruled it a suicide.
Was there a suicide note? I'm afraid I can't tell you that.
Well, surely that's in the public's interest.
No, actually, it's not. I've said more than I should as it is.
D'you not think it's strange that both Susan's husbands are dead?
Show her what you found. I've got the original will.
Our dad left everything to us.
The house, the art, money, everything.
If nothing else, it shows that Dad's intentions
were vastly different before...
..well, before whatever happened to change his mind.
I'm afraid all that matters is that he updated it.
However frustrating it may be, the new will is legally binding.
Frustrating? It's a complete U-turn.
People have them.
Yeah, when they're suffering from dementia, apparently.
The doctor said he was of sound enough mind at the time.
Even though he was up to his eyeballs with booze and drugs.
I've asked DS Morris to look into everything.
Because you think she's guilty? Susan?
I'm afraid I can't say anything more at this stage.
Why would Michael do that?
He must have known what happened to Dad. Nothing else makes sense.
I hope Dan's all right. Where is he, anyway?
Hopefully, picking Charlie up from school.
You think that's wise? He just saw a man kill himself.
He told me he was OK. We all say that.
It's a bit strange.
I mean, how often has he asked to look after Charlie?
Sian, he's been through a massive trauma,
and he was behaving pretty strangely already.
Er, if anyone's behaving strangely, it's you.
Me? Well, I thought you'd be pleased that I'm seeing someone,
you know, supportive? I am supportive!
Oh, "Some people aren't cut out to be in relationships."
And I suppose you are?
Well, I'm not the one with a track record
for dating psychopaths, if that's what you mean.
'This is Nathan.' Hi... it's me.
'Well, hello.' What are you up to? 'Not much.'
Are we going to your restaurant? We certainly are, young man.
Do you have knives?
Yeah, lots of them, lots of them. Cool.
See how I'm chopping them, nice and fine?
Then we just go along like that.
Can I try? I don't think your mum would be
too happy about that, do you?
No, but Mum says you love this restaurant more than us.
Is that what she said? Yeah.
I'll tell you what, shall we do something different?
Yeah? Shall we? Shall we have an adventure?
Yeah. I'll tell you what, let's... let's do... let's hide.
Let's hide. Let's find a nice place to hide, yeah? Yeah.
You coming? Hup, down we go.
Right, so, I'll tell you what, you come over here,
get in there, and be as quiet as a mouse, OK? Good lad.
I ain't got him, Glen.
Listen, he's not in there. He's not in there!
I couldn't get him.
His mum had made plans for him, so I couldn't make it work.
You couldn't make it work? No.
It was a crazy idea anyway, wasn't it? I'm sorry?
Well, you know you can't see Charlie, can you?
Charlie or Sian, you know what I mean?
It'd be breaking the law.
Oh, well... we mustn't do that, must we?
Look, erm... if you want my advice, mate, I mean...
I just don't think this is the best way to reconnect with your son.
Like you said... crazy idea.
Yeah.
I'll tell you what a crazy idea is.
A crazy idea... is making me promises that you fail to keep.
What can I do? His mum... So what exactly are you telling me?
My son's not here because his mother had other plans for him
or because you think it's a bad idea?
Look, he's not here, all right?
You've made a very serious mistake.
There you are. Come here.
Oh, dear.
It's been a long time since I've done this.
Well, not that long, from memory.
No, I mean, during the day, you know, in secret.
Come here.
So, what now?
You tell me.
Well, we could discuss the house sale, I guess.
Oh, what, is this how you get your instructions?
Of course, I thought you knew that.
Actually, erm...
the house sale couldn't be more complicated.
Oh?
It's OK, you don't have to tell me.
That's not actually why I'm here... obviously.
No, it's OK. Just... it feels a bit weird to say it out loud.
Say what? Well...
the woman that my dad left the house to, she, erm...
..well, we think that she was... kind of involved in... in his death.
They found a lot of alcohol and drugs... in his blood, so...
What, so they think he was murdered? Mm, they're looking into it.
We think that she'll break soon, so...
I'm sorry. Mm.
You all right?
I'm just scared, that's all.
Well, that's natural to feel that.
I just wanted to see if you were OK
after what happened to Michael.
Can I come in?
They couldn't find a suicide note.
You don't know that.
Are you the beneficiary of Michael's will as well?
This is you seeing if I'm OK?
It'll be public knowledge soon enough.
I found Dad's original will.
It'll prove we were right about what you did to him.
You think I killed your father...
and now you think I have something to do
with Michael shooting himself? Did you?
I think you should start harassing your brother.
From where I'm standing, he has one hell of a motive.
Come to think of it, so do you.
That's not true.
He told me that you'd known about the whole affair
for all those years. He asked you to keep it "quiet".
That's one hell of a secret.
Maybe you thought you'd be rewarded for your loyalty?
Well, I'm sorry the will didn't work out for you.
The truth is, your father... had very little time for you, Chloe.
Not like for his precious boy
or his beautiful first-born princess. And yes...
..I am the beneficiary of Michael's will.
Who knew a girl could be so damn lucky?
Now...
..please...
..go.
How long till everything's ready?
Dear, oh, dear, oh, dear. I mean, talk about too many chefs.
Five minutes? Why... Why don't you get the chef to do it?
Just making sure it's cooked this time, it was raw last time.
Hey, look, I tell you, wise guy, why don't you just do it, all right?
Why not Sian? Sian's in there.
Sian's got other things to do, more important. She...
OK, why don't you go and sit with Mum...
Just let me know when it's done! Why are you being so grumpy? Oi!
So, did you hear there was a match, United against Newcastle?
Huh?
Sorry, mate, it's your uncle Pete. He keeps calling me.
What was that?
Would you rather live in a hot place or a cold place?
Oh, hot, all day, every day. What about yourself?
So, when do I see you again? Erm, I'll call you, OK?
You know I'd like to meet Charlie. I'm great with kids.
He'll be here any minute. Oh, really? See you.
Yeah, but about Marcus Rashford,
he, like, scores in every single match that he plays. Cheers.
So, did you have fun? Yeah.
Yeah? What did you do?
We chopped some onions and then played hide-and-seek.
Seriously? You played hide-and-seek in a kitchen?
What? He's all right, isn't he? Come on.
I think I, er... I saw that estate agent outside the front,
you know the young lad?
Right. He must have been valuing somewhere or summat.
Mm, yeah.
Who's that?
Supplier, he's giving me headaches.
Listen, I gotta go, big man. Put it there. Pssh. Do it again, yeah?
Yeah. You mean a lot to me, yeah? Yeah.
I'll see you in a bit, sis. All right, see ya.
Bit old for you, isn't she? That bird you've been shagging?
She's not really in your ballpark, you know... age-wise.
Sorry, do I... do I know you?
Not yet, lad, no. You don't need to know.
All's you need to do...
..leave Sian alone.
Pete. Daniel.
Coffee? Nah, no, I'm good thanks.
Er, I'm a busy man, Pete. What's this all about?
Yeah. I know you've got a lot on your plate.
Erm, er... any news on your dad?
No. And... Michael?
That sounded pretty nasty. I heard he was Gaudete Dynamics.
Yeah, Chloe knows all about it.
Yeah, I know. You... You do tell her everything?
Of course. What do you want, Pete?
So, if I was to ask her about you being DRD1
off your dad's bank statements...
..she'd know about that, too?
DRD1 is none of your business.
I wondered why you were dragging your feet on it.
Took me a while to work it out at first, you know? DRD1.
But you know me and puzzles.
I mean, to be honest, you didn't really think this through.
Dennis, Restaurant, Daniel.
Can't have been easy going to the bank of Daddy like that.
You gonna tell Chloe? I don't like lying to Chloe.
But also, I don't think it's my job to tell her, do you?
OK, you want the truth?
I've got nothing.
Nothing. And worse than that,
I owe a deeply unpleasant man a lot of money.
How much money?
25 grand.
That's a... That's a lot of truth. Yeah.
You're enjoying this, aren't you?
Look... I am just the man who loves your sister. That's it.
Well, isn't she the lucky one (?) Yes.
Chloe!
Hi. What's going on?
One of the neighbours called it in this morning.
The burglar entered from here and went straight for the study
by the look of it.
This is where most of the damage was done.
Ooh. Seems like they were looking for something specific.
It would be helpful if you could tell us if anything's missing.
These videos were everything to him.
It's hard to tell what's there and what's not.
Seems the drawers were rifled through.
Looks like that's where he kept his bank statements.
Who would do this?
It's usually drug addicts looking for cash, laptops,
that kind of thing.
So, why are you here? Sorry?
Bit below your pay grade, isn't it, domestic burglary?
They usually send round a useless grunt. Chloe.
The case into your father's death is still open. And into Michael's.
So you think whoever did this is involved?
As things stand, there's no actual evidence that
your father was killed at all.
It's hard to believe
that this has got nothing to do with what happened to Dad.
I mean, Mum and Dad never had a robbery.
What did he take?
You said, "What did he take?" Why "he"?
Well, aren't most thieves men? Oh, apart from you.
Or it could have been you. Or your brother.
Why would we do that?
To take things. Things in probate. You're crazy.
Well, I suppose you've known me long enough to have formed an opinion.
What does she mean?
She's mad. Oh, come on, Chloe.
You can tell your big sister after all this time, can't you?
What is she talking about? Nothing.
Just tell her! Or shall I?
You can't believe a word that comes out of her mouth.
You don't have to believe me,
but the thing your sister isn't telling you is that she...
I knew about Dad.
What about him? That they were seeing each other.
What? I saw them.
Together. A few times.
You knew everything? No!
I didn't know he'd married her.
I didn't know about the will, I didn't know she'd done that.
I did nothing. Get out of this house.
This is my house. Remember?
This is my house.
Like I said, if you notice anything's missing...
I'll be outside if you need me.
Really? You sure about that?
'You lied to us.'
I didn't lie! No, you didn't tell the truth.
The truth is Dad was shagging Susan for 14 years
and I suspected all along.
I didn't know that he'd married her, I didn't know he had dementia,
I didn't know he was drinking because I didn't want to see him.
So if you did know, would you have told us?
Now you know my secret, why don't you tell me yours?
What's that supposed to mean? Come on.
I know he was helping you all those years.
Who paid for your divorce from Glen?
Wow, it's all about money with you, isn't it?
No, no, no, no, it's not about money. It's about... fairness.
It's about th... the fact you think I lied,
when all I was doing was what... my dad asked me to do,
unlike you and Dan, who seem to have spent your entire lives
doing the opposite of that and still got everything.
I can't...
Uh, I need to speak to you. This is not a good time.
I just got a call from the coroner.
It seems the money from Gaudete Dynamics left Michael's account
a day after his death.
I don't understand. What's that got to do with us?
It proves someone else has access to that account.
We'll need to check your bank statements.
Be sure to let your brother know.
What the hell is going on?
That's crazy.
What does he mean by that?
He must think we have something to do with it.
He's gonna check all of us.
So we're suspects now?
Where are we going, Glen? That would spoil the surprise.
Look, if this is about the money, I-I've told you,
I'm gonna get it across to you. Life's not all about money, mate.
Look, I'm sorry, Glen.
I'm gonna get you the money. I just need a bit of time.
All's you need to do is go in there, get my boy, and bring him out to me.
I can't do that. I can't just go up to the school and take him.
Sian's gotta let 'em know if she's not picking him up.
Besides, it's late, they're probably on their way home already.
Get out.
So, have you got some maths homework tonight? Yeah.
Urghh! What is it tonight?
It's times tables. Oh, no.
Well, I can help you with that... Daddy!
Daddy! Hello, little big man. You all right?
Come here. You all right, lad, eh?
Sian, it's me, give me a call back when you get this.
What do you think?
Decent ride, innit? You gonna drive me home, lad?
Good work, lad. Please stop, Glen.
He's not going anywhere. Why are you doing this? Why now?
I miss ya. Both of ya.
Yeah, well, we haven't missed you.
Suppose I'm too old for you now?
Now that you've started looking at younger fellas. Nathan, wasn't it?
Come on, lad. Need me car back. Good to see you, kid.
Come on, Charlie.
We'll do this again soon. Let's go.
Thank your brother for me.
Come on. You all right?
'Dan.' Hello? Are you all right?
What the fuck is going on, Dan? Sorry. 'What?'
What did Glen mean, "thank your brother for me"?
'What, you've seen him?' Yes, yes, we saw him.
Look, right, I'm gonna explain it.
I'm gonna come and see you, and I'll explain it then, all right?
Yeah, you're damn right you'll explain. Bye. Come on, Charlie.
This is a message for my children. I'm still alive.
And I'm still living in the house you all were brought up in.
And when I last looked,
I think I found that there are roads that come here,
and there's trains that serve this area.
And perhaps, you never know, one day if you feel like it,
you might just, you know, come and see me?
You know, as you know, it's your mother's birthday coming up.
And, in case she hates my present, erm,
I want you all to remember that you chose it, all right?
So it's nothing to do with me, it was your idea.
Oh, look out! She's coming.
All right... anyway,
when you get this, give us a call, yeah? Bye-bye.
# For he's a jolly good fellow
For he's a jolly good fellow...
# And you're a bag full of rats # And so say all of us. #
What do you think of the new car, Dan?
Say hi to the camera, darling!
You too, Sian.
Hello?
Who is this?
Wha-What are you... Wh-What's going on?
Mum? Mm?
Can I leave the table? You haven't finished.
Go on.
'Hey, this is Nathan. Please leave a message.'
Hi, hi, Nathan. It's-It's Sian.
Can you call me? Cos, er, I could do with seeing you.
It's been a really crap day, so, erm...
Anyway, I've got a bottle of wine!
Or two. So it'd be lovely to see you. Call me, OK, bye.
You sure you don't want one?
I've got, er, camomile if you prefer.
As I get older, I find, you know... No. I'm good, thanks, Pete.
Look, I don't feel good about doing this,
I just wanna say that from the top. Erm...
But you know everything. You know we're contesting the will.
We're gonna win. If you say so.
Well, you know that, erm... Yeah, no, we-we-we will.
And, erm... you know that money I borrowed, the money I owe?
25 grand. Ugly. Yeah. Yeah, it is. Erm...
Well, I sort of, er...
I have to pay that back. Like-Like now.
Wow. Now's very... soon. I know.
Are you asking me for it? I swear, this-this restaurant,
it... it's just months away from making a profit.
And I'm gonna get the funds back from the estate.
I-I can pay you back straight away.
I can sort you out with some shares...
Just-Just-Just-Just stop.
Sorry.
Sorry to ask.
Too milky. Should have had the camomile.
This was a stupid idea. I should never have come.
Sorry, Pete, erm, it was too much to ask.
Please could you not tell Chloe?
OK. OK that you're not gonna tell her or OK...
OK. You can have the money.
You serious?
Yeah. I'll-I'll get it to you tomorrow.
Oh, Pete, that's... Thank you.
That's so generous. I... I really appreciate it.
I'll pay you back as soon as I've got it. You know I'm good for it.
And think about the shares.
I don't want shares.
No, it's only right you get something back out,
for such a generous offer... I want the restaurant.
I'll give you the money... and in return... I want the business.
You can still be the creative, the chef... but the business...
..mine. Mine and Chloe's.
If in time, it's a success, then maybe you can take some shares.
OK.
All right.
Thank you for meeting me.
What do you want?
Answer me this -
does someone stay with a man for 14 years...
..the best friend of her husband... trashing... a marriage
ruining a friendship... breaking his heart...
..Does someone do all that for money?
People do more than that for money.
Someone wrote... on Dad's calendar something about gas for the mower.
Who was that? Well, he had a gardener.
Who? I don't know, I never met him. Why are you... Oh!
You don't think it was me, do you?
I don't know what I think anymore.
OK, let me help you.
What... if I said... you can have it all?
If I said I didn't want the money?
You can have the house, the cash, all of it.
What if I said that?
I'd say you were lying.
Even then?
Even if I said I'd give
you and your horrible siblings everything?
Even then you wouldn't believe me?
I'd ask why.
I'd ask if... the guilt had gotten to you.
Guilt about what?
Loving your father? Killing him.
I want to show you something.
"Dearest Susan, I need you to know that I've never stopped loving you.
"Even after my death, which by the time you read this,
"will have happened, I'll be eternally yours.
"James is back, and he-he's done something very bad. Very bad indeed.
"And I'm concerned for your safety. Yours forever, Michael."
Here it is.
Your father gave it to me.
Beautiful, isn't it?
Take it.
He said it was for the woman he loved more than anyone in the world.
I know how this must make you feel, I'm sorry.
That was me... not your mother.
Take it back.
No, no, no, I don't want it, I meant what I said.
I don't want any of it anymore.
Just... take it.
Why are you doing this?
Because of what happened.
Because of what he did.
What who did? Wh-What happened?
He's evil. I always said.
I'm going to make it stop.
No... What are you telling me?
You-You take it. Take everything.
I'll tell the solicitor. Who, Susan?
Just go! And take the damn keys with you.
'Hey, this is Nathan. Please leave a message.'
Nathan, are you OK?
Please, call me back. I need to talk to you.
It's my ex. I'm worried he might do something.
What do you want from me?
Daniel?
I need to talk to you. About what?
About the fact the money from Gaudete Dynamics
was transferred into your savings account.
My account? No, that's-that's not possible.
I mean, how would it get in there? I'm hoping you can tell me.
All right, lads. Come on. This is madness.
I've opened up a nice bottle of red.
Everything OK?
I just saw Susan. Erm...
Don't ask me why but she's changed her mind.
We're getting everything. What?
We're getting everything.
She's gonna call the solicitor.
Whichever reptile it is you owe, they're gonna come looking.
How's that young fella you were seeing? What have you done?
You weren't the only one keeping a secret.
There is no better feeling... than helping family.
Sian, it's me, ring me back when you get this.
He killed Dad, and then he killed Susan.